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Melancholy is commonly perceived in society as a profound sadness, introversion, and a state of distress whose cause is not fully understandable. Although it may seem as if it belongs solely to the individual’s soul, this is not the case; melancholy is a layered experience that carries the traces of our culture, the historical period in which we live, and the social structure. Therefore, viewing melancholy merely as a psychological condition is inadequate; it is also a sociological and cultural